Creating a PrintDocument from html

Hi,
I'm trying to create a custom print preview for internet explorer. Currently my program is using print templates but the functionality that I need can't be provided by this outdated method. Instead I'm looking to implement a custom print preview
in .net such as the example given here http://www.codeproject.com/KB/printing/CoolPrintPreviewDialog.aspx.
However, pretty much every custom print preview example I have seen requires that the PrintDocument be provided and as of right now I have no idea how to obtain a PrintDocument from an html file or webbrowser control. So my question is, is there a
way to obtain a PrintDocument that has rendered html? Is there a better method to writing a custom print preview for web pages?
Thanks for your time!

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